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- Create stream easily with bowls
- Stream bowls reduce labor costs
- Pase bowls for every garden creek
- Advantages of finished brook bowls
- Disadvantages of finished brook bowls
- Tips
Brooks are easy to use and decorative
Create stream easily with bowls
Few gardeners have splattered a natural stream through their property, most of them spending a lot of time, labor and money building a stream. But instead of laboriously carrying out all work steps yourself, fast results can be achieved with ready-made watercourse bowls.
Stream bowls reduce labor costs
If you want to let a stream run through your garden, you have a lot of work to do. Not only does it have to be dug and possibly concreted - the streambed must also be watertight sealed, filled and designed. At least some of these steps can be saved by using ready-made brook shells for construction. These only have to be fitted into the creek bed and then filled with water and possibly planted. Of course, you must not forget the pase pump, without which the water can not circulate. Commercially available complete sets contain all the components you need, so you can get started even as a less experienced horticulturist. However, these watercourses have the disadvantage that they are modeled on real streams, but (despite claims of the manufacturers to the contrary) in the end result usually look quite artificial.
Pase bowls for every garden creek
Of course, no stream resembles the other: there are gently gurgling meadow streams, which are more to hear than to be seen, fast-flowing streams with and without waterfalls, broad and narrow waterways, which with dense plantings and which with only a few shore plants ... for every taste The pasen Bachlaufschalen, with which you can also make waterfalls and barrages easily. If you want to create a garden pond at the same time, you can access practical and mutually exclusive combination sets.
Advantages of finished brook bowls
Disadvantages of finished brook bowls
Tips
If you want to integrate a really nice stream in your garden, you can also rely on the help of experts. Although an accomplished craftsman costs money, the result is often more impressive than self-made plastic trays.